Concerts in Charleston May
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Concerts in Charleston May 2026 schedule
Charleston hosts an exciting lineup of concerts and events throughout May 2026, featuring a diverse range of performers and genres. The main concert series kicks off with notable acts such as Brandon Lake performing at the Credit One Stadium on May 1st and 2nd, and a highly anticipated performance by Pitbull & Lil Jon scheduled for May 17th at the same venue. Music lovers can enjoy alternative and rock acts like Cold on May 20th and Buckethead on May 30th at Music Farm, while metal fans can catch Sepultura at Charleston Music Hall on May 11th. Comedy fans are also covered with Kathy Griffin appearing on May 3rd and Ilana Glazer on May 29th at the Charleston Music Hall. For a night of tribute performances, the Black Jacket Symphony will deliver a rendition of Bon Jovi’s 'Slippery When Wet' on May 2nd, and Candlelight presents stunning tributes to Coldplay and Vivaldi’s Four Seasons on May 8th at The Unitarian Church. Jazz and orchestral enthusiasts can enjoy the Charleston Jazz Orchestra celebrating Miles and Coltrane at 100 on May 16th, and the Spoleto Festival USA features performances like Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 5 and Mozart’s Mass In C Minor at prestigious venues such as the Gaillard Center and Sottile Theater. Family-friendly and classical music events are also part of the schedule, including the Bank of America Chamber Music series at Dock Street Theatre from May 22nd to May 31st, with multiple performances daily. Other highlights include performances by live bands such as St. Paul and The Broken Bones, Perpetual Groove, and the Charleston Jazz Orchestra, along with comedy acts like Akaash Singh and Trey Kennedy. Whether you're into pop, rock, jazz, classical, or comedy, Charleston's May concert lineup offers something for everyone, set in top venues like the Charleston Music Hall, Music Farm, and the Dock Street Theatre.